Connectivity & managed networks
Fiber, broadband, fixed wireless and SD-WAN, with diverse paths so one cut line doesn’t take you offline.
A common finding: circuits still billing at sites you’ve left.
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We help you define what you need, gather proposals from providers worth considering, compare them on equal terms, and stay available after the purchase. There is no separate advisory fee.
Your network, phones and security depend on one another. Buying each separately, from different salespeople, is how gaps and overlapping charges appear.
Fiber, broadband, fixed wireless and SD-WAN, with diverse paths so one cut line doesn’t take you offline.
A common finding: circuits still billing at sites you’ve left.
Cloud phone systems (UCaaS), Microsoft Teams calling, mobile apps and number porting.
A common finding: paying for more lines and features than you use.
Contact center platforms (CCaaS): queues, IVR, recording, omnichannel and reporting.
A common finding: licensing sized for a larger team than you have.
Hosting, colocation, backup and disaster recovery, sized to how long you can afford to be down.
A common finding: backups that have never been test-restored.
Managed detection and response, firewalls, email security and awareness training, matched to real requirements.
A common finding: overlapping tools from different vendors.
AI call answering, missed-call text-back and workflow automation where it saves real time.
A common finding: after-hours calls going straight to voicemail.
A working session on what you have, what it costs, what isn’t working and where the business is headed.
a written summary of your requirementsWe take those requirements to providers that fit, so every proposal answers the same question.
proposals from several providersPrice, terms, service levels and contract considerations side by side, with our recommendation and reasoning.
a side-by-side comparisonWe help coordinate implementation with the provider and remain available for escalations, billing questions and renewals.
an advisor who already knows your accountThrough the providers. When you sign with a provider we introduce, that provider pays Royal Gorge a commission or ongoing fee. You aren’t billed separately for advisory work. Compensation differs between providers, which is a potential conflict of interest. We manage it by comparing options against your written requirements, showing our reasoning, and telling you when keeping your current provider is the better choice.
Yes, when that’s the right answer. Sometimes the best outcome of a review is confirming your current setup, or using the comparison to renegotiate with your existing provider.
No. We work alongside your IT team or managed services provider. They know your environment day to day; we focus on the provider market, proposals and contract terms.
We highlight terms that deserve attention, such as term length, auto-renewal, early termination, price increases and service levels. We aren’t attorneys and this isn’t legal advice; for significant agreements we recommend legal review.
Usually not. Starting six to twelve months before a renewal leaves time to compare options and avoid an automatic renewal on terms you didn’t choose.
The process fits best for businesses with roughly ten to a few hundred employees, from a single location to several dozen. Smaller businesses are welcome; the work simply moves faster.
Technology services are provided by third-party providers under their own agreements. Royal Gorge Advisors does not install, operate or guarantee provider services, and is compensated by providers when clients purchase through it.
Tell us what you’re weighing and when it needs to be settled. We’ll set up a short call and tell you honestly whether we can help.